1934-04-26 — Page 21

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1934.

KIRKWOOD AND SARAZEN VISITING HOCKEY TEAM LEE THEATRE SPORT ADVIS

Joe Kirkwood,

COMING FAR EAST

TOUR ARRANGED.

THIS YEAR

· Miami, Fla., Apr. 19. Two adventurers in knickers, Gene Sarazen and Joo Kirk- wood, started опа golfing.

trail from here March 20 that will take them to the far corners of the earth.

Sarazen, the former American upen champion and Kirkwood, the present Caudine champion; planta year's tour covering more thuni. 100,000 miles, visiting green courses the world over. On their itinerary for next fall are Japan, Chlan and the Philippines.

Their first stop was Santo Do- mingo, followed by a week's stay

at San Juan, Puerto Rico.

After that comes a tour of South- America, with stops at Rio de Ja neiro, Buenos Aires. Montevideo, Santiago, Chile and up the west coast to Panama and Mexico.

They will be back in the United Statos for the national open at Merion, after which they will leave for England and the British open, followed by a six weeks' tour of the continent.

Turning back to North America. they will play across Canada and

MILITARY CRICKET the United States to the Pacific

Intor-Unit Final On Friday

The final of the Inter-Unit knock out cricket competition is to be played to-morrow on the Indian R.C. ground, i commencing at 10.30

.. Tho Analists are the Small Units and the East Lancashire Regiment.

Coast for a journey to the Far East. They expect to visit Japan. China, Australia, New Zealand, Manila, Singapore, Slam and Tas- raania before finally turning home- ward from Honolulu.

FREAK GOLF CLUBS

Glass-Faced Drivers in England

The following will represent the Small Units cloven:--Mejor V. J. Bonavia, R.A.M.C., Capt. L. J. Welsh, ;

London, Apr. 20. R.A.S.C., Lirat. A. P. Trimble, The latest novelty in the golfing R.A.M.G, S/Sergt. F. Flood, R.A.9.64 (world is the driver with

glasa Sergt. E. T. Taylor, R.A.P.C., Sergt. face. V. Robertson, the profession- T. Todi, R.A.0.C., Cpl. W. II. Coll at West Hill, Brookwood, la muk- ledge, R.AM.C., Cpl. B. Ballard, ing some of these clubs for leading R.A.S.C., L/Cpl. W. Wateridge, R.E.Amateurs, who believe that the Pto. R. Leigh, R.AM.C., Pte. Fglass face drives the ball farther

than the old surface.

Forsythe, RA.9.C. Reserve:-Pte. V. America has sent over a rival Vanghan, R.A.M.C, Umpires: Capt novelty in the form of a steel-head- P. V. Williams, R.A. and Lieut. C. Ced driver, into which brass weights Gaithwaite, R.A. Scorer:-W. O. I. R. may be screwed in order to vary Jordan, R.E.

the weight.

KINGS

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Disced by Herman Melend

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Gone Sarazon.

HOME RACING

Light Sussex Wins Epsom Classic

London, Apr. 25. The City and Suburban Stakes were won to-day by Light Sussex, Harry Wragg up, at Epsom. The result:

Light Sussex Play On

Nate

The odds: 100/7 Light Sussex; 9/1 Play On; 100/0 Mate.

There were fourteen starters. The winner had two lengths to spare and the second burse throa lengths at the finish.

The following is the list of starters: Nitsichin (Perryman) Mate (Fox)

Alluvial (Carslake)

Monirose (Gordon Richards)

Young Nativo (Cliff Richards). Light Sussex (Harry Wragg) Beneficial (Beary)

Abbots Worthy (Johnstone) Play On (Dines)

St. Oswald (Nicoll)

Pammame (Stove Donoghue) Galapas (Nevett)

Highlander (Weston) Unlikely. (Street)

AGAIN DEFEATED

MALAYAN CHINESE LOSE TO.

HONGKONG CIVILIANS

SUPERIOR COMBINATION EARNS THE HONOURS

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Direct from PEIPING

Having the better of the exchanges, Mackay scored the second goul. In for the greater part of the game, the the second half, Yae Cheok-wah, be-The first and only troupe of its Hongkong Civilian hockey eleven tween sticks for tho Overseas defeated the Nialayan Overseas Chits team, brought of many splendid kind ever brought to Hong Kong

with a magnificent cast

of his

eso, cloven by three goals to nil vou saves, accomplishing must the Hongkong Football Club ground clearances with hard kicking. yesterday afternoon. Play was In forward rush, Awtar Singh scrappy generally, This was the was barged by Yoo Chook-wah and n last match of the series of four played penalty bully" was awarded. From in as many days. The visitors have this Awtar Singh-scored, but not be Buffered three defents but held the fore the goalkeeper had made a great local Chinese team to a draw of one effort to clear. Towards the end, the goal all.

Malayans madó several rushes but

9. Fowler, of the Y.M.C.A., appear-the Civilians defence held them well

ed on the right wing, while N. A. E. check. The vialtors defence had

of

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| THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB,'

The FOURTH EXTRA RACE MEETING will be held (Weather Per- mitting) at HAPPY VALLEY on Saturday, 28th April, 1934, com. mencing at 2.60 p.m.

"The. Firat Bell will be Rang 1.30 p.m.

MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE.

Members, are notified that they and theis Ladles must wear their Badges" prominently displayed throughout the Meeting.

No One without a Badge will be

admitted to the Members Enclosure.

Badges admitting Non-Mombers to the Members' Enclosure and Clab Rooma at $5.00 for Gentlemen' and $3.00 for Ladies (Both including:Tax) aro obtainable, through the SECRET- ARY upon the personal application of a Membèr, such Member to be respon. sible for, nil visitors introduced by him, and for Payment of "All ~ Chitë &C.

The Secretary's office, Brd Floor,

Mackay was transferred to inside the falling of hitting the ball too far Do not miss the unique oppor-will close at 12 o'clock Noon.

Gloucester Buliding, (Tel. 97704), left in place of Kalwant Singh, the ahead for their forwards make 'tunity of seeing this grand troupe

to

The teams were as follows:

Colony player, who was absent, An-any use of the passes. other absentee was A. E P. Guest. whose place at left half-back was Allod Hongkong Civilland: A. P. Eça da by J. Gonsalves. In the Overseas Silva ("Incognitos"); A. A. Dand team, Gan Kurssian played in place (Capt.) and Pracht (derman Club) of Teoh Boon-chin in the intermediate M. H. Hassan (Radio Sports Club); line, while Loe Tuk-soon replaced Lee W. A., Reed (Hongkong Club) and 3.

Gonsalves Mich-hon.

Fowlor (Recrolo); S. (Y.JI.C.A.), Parker (Pollca), Awtar From the commencement, the Civi-Singh (Radio Sports Club), N. A. E. lians were pressing and within five Mackay (St. Andrew's Club) and A. minutes Mackay found the net, but P. Soura "Incognitos"). the referce awarded a long corner, na

Overseas Chinese: Yéo Cheok-wah;

he thought the ball passed outside the Yang Cheng-phung and Ong, Tiang goal; and the point was disallowed.sang; Fam Choo-beng, Wan Siw-hong Good work by Fowler saw the local and Gan Kee-stan; Lim Chun-kenn, Singh finding the net. Shortly after. Choon-lin and Leo Tuk-noon.

Badges admitting to Mombors' and Enclosure will NOT be on sale at the

Race Course,

of China's bost, actors actresses who are appearing at this theatre for a short season only prior to going on a World

Tour.

SYFOMMYJ

forwards continue to press, Awtar Teng Yuen-Jong, Oh Chong.seng, Yap JimmyClub

RANGERS SCORE THE DOUBLE

CHAMPIONS OF THE SCOTS LEAGUE

HUDDERSFIELD JUST WIN

BORDERERS AND ST. JOSEPH'S ALL SQUARE

[Continued from Page 8.)

On No Protext will Children bo

permitted in either Enclosure dur Ing the Meeting,

Tins aro obtainable at the Club House provided they are ordered from the No. 1 Boy in advance. Telephone 21920.

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE,

The Pries of Admission to the Public Enclosure is $2.00 including Tax, for all Persons, Including Ladies, and is payable at the Gate, Soldiers and Sailors in Uniform 'aro admitted

FRESH Price.

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SANDHURST SIZE

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Sole Agents:-

By their revival In the last quarter of an hour, the Borderers JOHN D. HUTCHISON & CO. deserved to share the spoils.

·LEAGUE TABLE.

Gools

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pis. Borderers... 21 18 1 4 68 28 33 London, April 26. St. Joseph's. 21 14 6 2 45 21 33 Glasgow Rangers completed Lincolns... 21 14 2 0 53 28 10

Navy..

20 12 44 55 35 28 the double of winning the Scot-

South China 21 13 1 7 43 21 27 tish Cup and Scottish League in K.F.C. 10 8 2 9 46 62 18 the same season when, to-day, Kowloon 21 7 212 34 50 10

10 6 2 11 24 they defeated Falkirk by three East Lancs. goals to one.

Falkirk were playing at home Athletic but could not withstand the Glas- Recreio gow team's virile attack.

In the English League, Hudder- sfield, who still have a remote chance of overtaking Arsenal in

R.A. Polico

30

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EXCHANGE RATES·

-Reutar. the Firat Division, defeated Everton at Huddersfield by the

Paris... only goal scored in a keen game,

Geneva. Third Division matches, having Berlin. no bearing on promotion and re- Helsingfors. legation problems, resulted as Delo follows:

BILLIARDS MATCHES

Prison Officers-Meet-The R.A.0.B. Club

The Prison Officers' Mess played two

billiards matches recently against the R.A.O.B. Club and won the first by 05 points and the second by 50 points.

The first match was played at the R.A.0.B. Club on Friday, when the Prison Officers scored a total of 860 points to their apponents' total of $74. The visitors won four of the eix matches played, During the course of the evening T. Pile, of the Prison Officers' Moss, mado á break of 32 and M. Jenninge, of the B.A.O.B., one of 27. The scores were: R.A.0.B.

Prague. Madrid

Gateshond 1 Chester 3 Bucharest In the Amateur International Hongkong match at Belfast to-day, Ireland Brussels. defented Scotland by four goals to Stackhoim. one.-Reuter.

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Bookmakers, Tic Tac Men, &c., will not bo permitted to oporato within the Procincts of the Hongkong Jockey Club during the Race Meeting.

By Order,

Cn. BROWN,

Secretary. Hongkong, 23rd April, 1934,

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